The 8-bit Intel 8051 family provides a dedicated bit-addressable memory space (addresses 20h-2Fh in internal RAM), giving 128 directly addressable bits. Used them for years. I’d imagine many microcontrollers have bit-width variables.
bit myFlag = 0;
Or even return from a function:
bit isValidInput(unsigned char input) { // Returns true (1) if input is valid, false (0) otherwise return (input >= '0' && input <= '9'); }
I’m using kagi as well and have been very pleased with it.
I write embedded firmware for my own business’ products and I fall into this trap myself.
I wanted to whip out a basic little product for my business thinking it would take two months of hardware design and a couple weeks of C.
A year later it’s a neat little product…
He’s right. LJ has a habit of coming and going. It’s nothing new.
Sync dev is solo. Just sayin’.
Agreed wholeheartedly.
And like someone posted about we’re not constantly policing ourselves with /s because the folks here are adults. On reddit it had gotten so vitriolic I didn’t post often because someone was going to jump you for having a differing opinion or to express their faux outrage that you liked cheese on broccoli or whatever.
Not surprising. Sync has made Lemmy a near-seamless change for me.
For the record, Sync Ultra is $99.99 and gives you a lot of features beyond being ad-free.
I agree that we as a community need to figure out a sustainable way for the devs and maintainers to see revenue. I’m likely going to sub to the .world Patreon.
Well, I don’t consider Sync to be overpriced. So clearly we aren’t going to agree on this. Not only did I buy Sync Ultra on both Reddit and Lemmy, for a time I further supported Ljdawson on Patreon.
I spend up to an hour a day in Sync. So even amortized over only one year (and I used Sync on Reddit for many years) that’s 27 cents a day. Chump change.
In addition, I view supporting the app devs as a boost to the Lemmy community. Isn’t app availability apps why many of us are here?
Polished apps will grow the fediverse.
Have you not been paying attention? Everything was a lot cheaper a few years ago.
I’m an Sync Ultra user from Reddit and bought Sync Ultra again yesterday. No regrets.
I don’t mind spending a few dollars on a program that I spend as much time with as I do Sync. I’ve never understood the psychology of people who believe anything more than a dollar for a phone app is too much.
This is only he third time I’ve driven stick, but this Ferrari sure feels clunky.
I bought lifetime Ultra on Reddit and just did again for Lemmy. Worth it.
All due respect, Sync was better. I appreciate that you liked RiF but give Sync a try.
LOL, it has a case. How is that ghetto?
I did a multilingual display with an 8031 in 1995 on a 2x16 text LCD. I had 128 bytes of RAM and an EPROM. Did English, Spanish and German.
You kids have it so easy nowadays. 🤣